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Newfane District and Curriculum
The Newfane Central School District has created a curriculum to challenge students and provide them with many opportunities to explore their interests. Instruction adheres to state requirements and the Common Core State Standards (CCSS). Their primary curriculum focuses on literacy—reading and writing expectations—in all subjects, as well as foundational instruction in mathematics, social studies, and science. Students in the middle school have opportunities to take Spanish, home and careers, technology, physical education and health, speech, and special education courses, as well as core academics. In all subjects, the complexity of topics increases but students remained focused on the major strands of each subject.
We currently cover the following Newfane-area school district: Newfane Central School District.
Educating Our Parents: Understanding the Newfane District Curriculum
Instruction at Newfane Senior High School consists of rigorous core academic coursework and many electives options for students to prepare for post-secondary education and work. For a fee, students can earn college credits in a variety of collegiate level courses and may take Advanced Placement (AP) classes. Students can also enroll in AVID (Advancement Via Individual Determination), which is a yearlong program that promotes organization, note-taking skills, and other essential education to prepare students for courses that are more rigorous. Students may also enroll in vocational training via the local BOCES.
The district also emphasizes the integration of the arts into learning to help develop the creative and collaborative skills of students. This gives students examine their creative work, identifying their strengths and weaknesses. This self-assessment helps form the basis for the creation of the student’s portfolio. The cultural influences on art are examined as well. Students evaluate social, cultural, and political themes often used by artists as a source of inspiration and they also explore the relationship between artists and their culture.
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Keeping Informed: Recent Newfane Educational News
- Newfane Robotics Team Wins Regional Competition - Over 40 teams from the Rochester area competed in the Cha Cha Ruckus Robotic Competition, and the Newfane Senior High School team received first place. The competition tested their 120-pound, two-foot tall robots’ athletic abilities during matches of volleyball, basketball, and hockey.
- Newfane Students Perform 'Oklahoma!' - In a specifically designed adaptation for youth, the students at Newfane Senior High School performed 'Oklahoma!' Students utilized the “Getting to Know Series” (G2K) as an outline for their performance.
- Senior at Newfane High Recognized for Outstanding Photo - The 2014 Storrs All High School Photo Show Awards ceremony honored a student for her Best Sports Award. Only 16 students won awards from 204 entries. Congratulations to all the students for participating in this event!
Newfane Tutors Can Help Your Student Succeed
SchoolTutoring Academy works with young learners and students, all the way up through high school. We offer Pre-K and Kindergarten Tutoring as well as Elementary School Tutoring to build a strong learning foundation early on. We also offer comprehensive tutoring across all school subjects.
Chalk Talk: How to Stay Organized
Students should categorize notes by class and keep homework separate from other handouts. Students need to find a system that works best for them; they may find it beneficial to have a single homework folder, while others need to separate all work by class. All notes should be labeled and kept together, with dates. It is important to keep a calendar with homework due dates, test and quiz dates, and other important information. Don’t forget to check your calendar daily! Being organized also includes creating a work space. A quiet, clean, comfortable place is best. Sometimes students prefer to listen to music, which is fine, but make sure that other distractions don’t keep you from your tasks. Last, make sure you have a place to keep your books, notepads, folders, etc. Make sure your locker remains clean and orderly. Use cubbies or bins at home. And don’t forget to keep your backpack orderly; it would be a shame to do all that work only to lose it en-route.
